The Resin Radial Flow Numerical Simulation in Dual-Scale Porous Fibre Media at Constant Pressure

Xiao Jiang Chen; Si Jia Guo; Wen Yan Yan; Shi Lin Yan

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.756-759.44

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The Resin Radial Flow Numerical Simulation in Dual-Scale Porous Fibre Media at Constant Pressure

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In this paper, setting up a mathematical model about LCM process based on the theory, which contains a sink term in the mass balance equation of the fluid dynamics. In two-dimensional mold, the finite element/control volume method is used to simulate the flow front and pressure distribution of the flowing resin in single-scale and dual-scale porous media at constant pressure.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 756-759)

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Xiao Jiang Chen, Si Jia Guo, Wen Yan Yan, Shi Lin Yan

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Dual-Scale Porous Media, Finite Element/Control Volume Method, Numerical Simulation, Pressure Distribution, Sink Term

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